The Sprouting Company Jar Sprouting Kit with Organic Broccoli Seeds, Stand & Filter

For home growers who want fresh broccoli sprouts indoors, this countertop kit brings the jar, drainage setup, and seeds together in one sprouting system.

The bundle includes 8 oz of organic broccoli sprout seeds, a thick glass jar, a 304 stainless steel filter, a recycled-plastic stand, and a polycarbonate dip tray and lid. The jar’s wide mouth and straight sides make it easier to rinse and drain seeds.

Soak the seeds for 8–10 hours, then rinse and drain them twice daily. The angled stand supports airflow and drainage as the sprouts grow, giving the routine a clear place on your kitchen counter.

The essentials

This indoor sprouting kit is designed for growing broccoli sprouts at home without sunlight. Its jar opening is 125% wider than a standard mason jar, and the straight-walled shape helps water drain without collecting around a narrow neck. Set the jar at an angle in the stand after rinsing, so excess water can drain while air circulates around the seeds.

The seed bundle gives you a ready-to-start supply, while the stainless steel filter serves as the rinsing surface. Together, these parts create a dedicated setup rather than relying on a basic jar and a makeshift draining arrangement. The kit is intended for year-round indoor use.

Tips for day-to-day use

Start by soaking the seeds in water for 8–10 hours. After soaking, rinse and drain them twice daily, returning the jar to its angled position each time. This regular cycle supports the kit’s intended airflow and drainage during sprouting. The setup requires no sunlight, making a kitchen counter or another convenient indoor spot suitable for the routine.

Buyers describe the kit as making sprouting easy and speak positively about the sprouts they have grown. Their feedback on value is mixed, so the clearest reason to choose this bundle is its purpose-built jar, filter, stand, and included broccoli seeds in one setup.

Practical tips

Keep the rinse-and-drain routine consistent, and use the stand after each rinse to let water flow out. The product information advises that sprouts are ready when the jar is full, growing time varies by seed type, with leafy greens commonly grown for five or six days. Once harvested, rinse away biofilm, remove hulls if desired, and dry the sprouts well before refrigeration. The manufacturer recommends consuming properly harvested and stored sprouts within 5–7 days.

For a fresh meal, add the mildly spicy broccoli sprouts to salads, sandwiches, or wraps. They can also be blended into a smoothie, steaming is another option that the manufacturer notes can bring out sweetness and reduce bitterness. The jar is listed as dishwasher safe for cleanup.

Questions before you buy

What comes with the kit? The bundle includes a glass jar, 304 stainless steel filter, recycled-plastic stand, polycarbonate dip tray and lid, and 8 oz of organic broccoli sprout seeds.

How often should I rinse the seeds? Soak them for 8–10 hours at the start, then rinse and drain them twice daily while they sprout.

How should I store harvested sprouts? Dry them well before refrigeration. The manufacturer recommends eating properly harvested and stored sprouts within 5–7 days.

Should you buy it?

Choose this kit if you want a dedicated indoor setup for growing broccoli sprouts, with the seeds and the main sprouting components together. Its wide-mouth glass jar, stainless steel filter, and angled stand are practical details for regular rinsing and drainage, while the no-sunlight requirement makes countertop growing straightforward. It suits home cooks who want to add fresh sprouts to everyday meals and prefer a purpose-built kit over assembling a jar-based setup piece by piece.